KCRA 3 meteorologist Tamara Berg takes a look at the warmer than average temps for Presidents Day and when rain will return in the latest Northern California weather forecast.

KCRA 3 meteorologist Tamara Berg takes a look at the warmer than average temps for Presidents Day and when rain will return in the latest Northern California weather forecast.

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Updated: 8:32 AM PST Feb 15, 2016

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WEBVTT A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE SIERRA. MAYBE YOU ARE HEADING DOWN AFTER THE EXTENDED WEEKEND. TRUCKEE REPORTING VISIBILITY DOWN TO A QUARTER-MILE. ALSO LOOKING AT A COUPLE PATCHES OF FOG AROUND STOCKTON AND MODESTO. THE WORST OF THE VISIBILITY WILL BE THROUGH THE STOCKTON AREA. A COUPLE PATCHES OF FOG OUT THERE, HIGH CLOUDS DRIFTING IN ASSOCIATED WITH A WEATHER SYSTEM MOVING INTO THE NORTHWEST. OUT TO THE WEST, WE WILL SEE SOME OF THAT DRAG FURTHER SOUTH AS WE GO INTO MIDWEEK. THAT WILL BRING SOME CHANGES OUR WAY. TODAY, SUNNY SKIES EXPECTED, TEMPERATURES WARMING TO RECORD HEIGHTS. TUESDAY MORNING, NOTICE SOME PATCHY FOG IN THE VALLEY, MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES THROUGH TUESDAY. TUESDAY NIGHT, CLOUDS WILL START TO INCREASE. THIS WILL SET THE STAGE FOR CHANGE IS BY WEDNESDAY. RAIN WORKING ITS WAY ACROSS THE FOOTHILLS, WIDESPREAD SHOWERS EXPECTED WEDNESDAY EVENING INTO THURSDAY. THAT IS WHEN WE ARE LOOKING AT THE BEST TIMING FOR RAIN THIS WEEK. TODAY IN THE SIERRA, DRY, SPRINGLIKE SKIING CONDITIONS. MID-70'S IN GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CITY. 73 IN ANGELS CAMP. 77 IN SAN FRANCISCO. NEAR 80 IN ANTIOCH. HIGHS IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY AFTER THE FOG BURNS OFF, MID-70'S. MODESTO COULD TIE A RECORD TODAY. SACRAMENTO COULD BREAK A RECORD IF WE REACH THE HIGH OF 77. THE OLD RECORD WAS SET BACK IN 1977, 76 DEGREES. TEMPERATURES IN THE 70'S ON TUESDAY.

Tamara's Presidents Day forecast -- 02.15.16

KCRA 3 meteorologist Tamara Berg takes a look at the warmer than average temps for Presidents Day and when rain will return in the latest Northern California weather forecast.